MrMonk
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Everyone in the movie was A-OK. Upon their death, their alternates got a little kickstart, and that was that.Yes, but that doesn't explain as to why Jet Li was the only one having that effect. Anybody could have been stronger because of a death of their version from an alternate universe. Even those who were chasing Evil Jet Li, some of those guys could have been stronger than anybody else, yet it seems they are all just the same level since it seems their AU counterparts were A-OK.
Anyone outside that? It would work much like it did for Jet Li. Because those are the established rules. As set forth in the movie. By the characters, their action, and the exposition.
Kabuto was not about the Perfect Zecter.Yes, it was about Jet Li... Same as the Perfect Zecter, Kabuto was about Kagami actually.
122 versions had to die to get to the power level they sported in the movie.Which will make any man stronger than anybody else still, since everybody else's water level seems to be the same as if no other version of themselves has died yet other than Jet Li's.
The Hyper Zecter was destroyed in our time. I'm assuming some alternate reality shenanigans there, but again, it's never explained.It was foreshadowed in Kabuto too, having an unexplained appearance of Hyper Kabuto, then they thought he came from the future. Then came Hyper Zecter who went through time, which may have been the same case for Perfect Zecter, we just haven't reached the time where it was created yet unlike the Hyper Zecter.
They seemed to only care about the murder. In fact, if evil Li hadn't escaped they probably wouldn't have bothered the last Li at all.So somebody having superhuman strength than anybody else for no reason at all is not a problem? If you see somebody as thin as the stick man carry a truck, that wouldn't warrant some multiverse investigation since it is definitely an imbalanced effect between the multiverse?
See, now that is an assumption.
So what's the consistent rule behind the Perfect Zecter praytell?Well, there, you're assuming, same as in Kabuto, we can assume all we want as to the origins of Perfect Zecter right?
The rule they stated within the show. Go ahead.
Do tell.Yep, but logic still has flaws.
Still waiting on the exposition behind this theory.Well, I did say I considered it as "Perfect" because of its perfect timing, it only took what it needed to take, it only appeared when it needed to appear.
Anyways, I'm letting this one drop. You're trying to prove a point, but you're quite off it right now. And since you're not moving, it's mostly a waste of time to continue.